Introducing the “Less Generals More GIs Policy.”

Destory the bureaucratic state. Less Administrative garbage more productivity!

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Hate to be that person, but... *Fewer Generals

The Army’s move to cut 5% of general-officer billets is a start, but let’s be clear—trimming fat at the top is long overdue when the Pentagon’s bureaucracy has ballooned into a self-licking ice cream cone. A brigade with one battalion and four headquarters staff? That’s not readiness—it’s a jobs program for desk jockeys. Secretary Hegseth’s task force to axe DEI offices and refocus on merit aligns with restoring lethality, but real reform means gutting entire layers of bloat, not just symbolic cuts. The military exists to win wars, not fund administrative empires. When a lieutenant’s first assignment is pushing paper instead of leading troops, the system’s broken. Prioritize combat power over careerist ladder-climbing.

Better than Viagra.

You are doing a good job, Pete.

I'm not a fan of the politically savvy talk for getting rid of the cowards wearing stars, but this is ****ing great! You already have the list, Pete! Have at it.

Less chiefs, more Indians....

One could easily make the case that with modern communication systems we actually need less flag officers than were needed in WWII

Less chiefs and more Indians! Good move!